You may have noticed the mechanics in your living areas working in the basement of the buildings. The heat has officially been turned on in all University Apartments buildings. Because we are still experiencing warm days but have started having some cool nights, we are slowly increasing the temperatures on the boilers to try to …
Transfer Offers Resume October 1 Interested in transferring to a different apartment? Convenience transfers to one-bedroom and standard two-bedroom apartments at Eagle Heights, Harvey Street and University Houses resume October 1. To be considered, please submit a transfer application through your MyUW Housing account. The leasing team will prioritize transfer applications and will contact you by email …
Got Meds? It’s time to clean out the medicine cabinet. Each spring and fall, the federal Drug Enforcement Agency sponsors national prescription medication Take Back events. The School of Pharmacy has organized a Take Back event at the Health Sciences Learning Center from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 20. They’ll provide a …
Seeks Middle School students ages 11-14 | 5-Week Program for Students with Disabilities who may have limited access to organized soccer opportunities. Open to students in the Madison Metropolitan School District area, the program provides a fun, inclusive, and supportive environment where participants can develop soccer skills, build friendships, and enjoy physical activity. Enrollment is available on …
I recently had the opportunity and pleasure to join the International Student Welcome and Information Fair hosted by International Student Services. I’ve attended this event many times over the years, and it’s one of my favorites because I get to interact with so many people who are new to our area. When I attend, there are two questions I frequently hear, …
University Housing, in partnership with Environmental Health and Safety (EHS), conducts water sampling in our apartments to check for lead. This proactive measure is part of our ongoing commitment to ensure the ongoing safety of our drinking water. In 2024-2025 we conducted tests in 92% of our buildings and found no widespread issues. This summer …
Bicycle thieves are on the prowl! Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve received several reports of bikes being stolen from University Apartments residents. I’m stepping up patrol activity and keeping my eyes open for the stolen bikes. Here’s how you can help prevent bike theft: Lock It Up · Secure the bicycle frame and …
It’s hard to believe summer is more than halfway done, and back-to-school shopping for a new school year is right around the corner. Even so, there’s enough summer left to still be mindful of some safety points particular to warm weather and increased outdoor activity. The topic this time is safety on and around roadways. …
School supply shopping is in full swing, and the lists are longer each year! Are your students in need of school supplies? Reach out to these community organizations for resources and assistance with materials, clothing and food. Madison is here for you! You can usually reach out to your child’s school as they often have …
Madison is blessed with wonderful lakes, rivers, and ponds that offer untold opportunities to enjoy the water. Warming weather makes the water pretty enticing, so it’s important to pay attention to safety at the shoreline. Here are a few tips: Look, Don’t Leap Some shorelines include drop-offs and cliffs. Use caution when near these areas. …